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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28
carllsle 10 the epeakerehip.

WASHINGTON. Apiil a. The report tele-
graphed from Louisville that Dir. Carlisle
will not Rccept q reelection b. the Speaker
ship bat viii take the ChairTnanship Of the
c0mniittee On Ways aud Means in tine nezt
House is not credited here. hepeseiitou q "
D. b. Cos nud HepnsrntntlYe ". ~
springer. Nh0 aye slli befe. bpih esreed ~
day thui there va 40 doubt whatever blut
M Carlisle would be the spe8ker ~ the
ned lluuie 80 Cos cKIeffa 20 be Chair
man of tlle Committee 0u Nnls and Mans
himself
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28
PERSONAL ADVICE.

Agood deal Of personal advice comes in
from the prairie States aud a good deal OF
scolding is mixed with the praiiies. Letters
OF inquiry from representatives Of leading
commercial and industrial interests in all
sections indicate that when the public shall
have been fully instructed with regard b. the
necessary form OF procedure the commits
sion will have its docgtets full Of cases in
yoiying delicate questions Of great import
ance other than those relating 20 the long
and short haul feature. Secretary MOseiy
now has force of Eve clerks and q Dlesaen-
ger, and is classifying the correspondence
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28

AN EARLY BLAZE.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 28, A. MA gro.
Gerry store on the corner of Marbury street
and Railroad avenue, the property of G. G.
Chambers, was burned at ! o'clock this
morning, The loss is placed at 81 900. An
explosion of a can Of powder occurred, but
nobody was hurt
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Hinend.
|rs, Ban.
attract
brrnerly
|tStuck
houttha
|Dleasun
mail ID.
o select
foods at
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baB oort eiu oreit1oiaer ne

gemelbet, baB BORT ein breitdgiger &es
gen gefallen 1T, uab baB ale Glaffe,
aud oer Colorado, bort iiber ibre ufer
getreteu linb. Der BeridterSfats
ter fiist bin3u, baB bas 8ras ME subor
Ia 10 gutem Stanoe gepeieH, unb baB
eine portreffl6e Minterneibe gefidert
Jet; aud Der 8obeh fei In Der 6eifeu
Werfafiung gum Paan3en.
= palo pinto. Die 8ebrhber DaIs
las, iuelde ie6s Meilen r6rbIit bon
bier pobnen, ba5en iebt bic n6tbige
Waf9inerie gum 8obren zines pefrOs
leumbrunuens 3ur STEELE, unb es III be-
reits nit Der Nrbeit begomnen uorben;
nit fe93ig SUB fling bas 8as an bers
ausaufr6men. Oas iit elm beinab fihes
res 3ei6en, baB Del ni6t febr melt
unferbalb norbanben ilt. Nor etua
aiDei Sabren tpurbe in Der gldbe bes
plabes, mo ieBt ber Bobrberiu1 ges
madt wirb, Elm Brunnen aegraben,
unb oa ffieB man in einer Siefe BON
$50 Sub auf eiuen farfeu Strom BON
Selpafer; Sa6uerifdubige. pel6e boz
mails baiielbe elmer unteriuGuns limters
lparfen. maren Der Nnfi9t, baB mas
feoenfalls Petroleum finben tpiirbe,
wenn man nod etpas tiefer binunters
gtnee. Die 9errn palton Fno iebt
entidloRen iber allen 3melIel binaus
fef3ufellen, Oh petroleum borbanbeu
IT ooer nidt. Sic laHeu su benz 3mede
bieien atueiten 8runnen bobren, neil
i'm erften bic Bobri1ange absebroden
TT unb i'm 8oben feffitedt. = Die Jars
rfter trefen iebt bier-in 6olge bes gu.
ten Regenfalls ber Iebten 3eit = bic
Worbereitungen gum Wei3enpfan3en;
Elm 9roBes 4real miro IN oielem 6erbit
init Wei3en beifeat tueroen. Die Weioe
IL ME al,por >befer geipeien, unb bas
8ieb tn oortrefHidem 3uitanbe.
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Gtuftiu,mtaes lrrthetl.

Der Npotbeter u. $. Suit in Bippus, Sn.
6iana, beaeugt: sd fam Sas electric
Bttters als bas bette SeilmitteI smpfeblen
Seoe Glof6e, pelde bertauft pnrbe. bat bic se.
panidte SiiIfe sebradt. Semanb purbe mad
benz @ebrau9e bon nur Glafden Don isinem
@beumatismus befreit, ber itn f4on 10 Sabre
lang aepeinist bate Der apotbeter abrabanl
6are in geluilIe, Obio, peradert: vDieieuiss
Weouin, peIdle meiner 20iabrigen Grfabrune
mad yam beiten sebi~ ift bas electric 8itters@
9anienbe bon dbnliden 9eusniiien Iiessn bor,
fobab bas llrtbeif, babin lauteno, 6ab bas
electric 8itiers alle atanfbsiten Der eebsr, be,
aieren uuO bes 8lutss beilt. elm gang Elm fim.
mises ift.
Die Glaide foiiet nur so Gents. 3a baben
in Ger apotbete bon " Oreib.
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= Souls 9ipp, ber BEL benz ssarmer
s. Woderbageu Bel 9an Marcos ars
beitete, fam Dor brei Sagen nit ettpa
$3.50 Dollars in ber Sai1e bierber,
UNI perfdiebene gintaufe 3u MAIDEN.
Da er nidt suriidtebrte, ianoie Wader.
bagen eSemanb bierber, um fid5 nod
teiuem 8erbleiben au erfunbigem, iebod,
TT trob Der anffrengunsen ber poliaei
bon bem iungen Manne nod ni6ts ers
mittelt Dorben. Man glaubt, oaB linn
ein ungldd 5ugeffoBen 1T. 2ipp ertuars
tete 8elb bon 6riben, tpsldbes bereits
angetomnten 1T. gs i5f fein @runb
porbanoen, baB ct beabf9tigt baben
follte, ipurlos gu ber56minben.
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Mmfream,.a d. 9eras.

groBe anfresuus purbe in Der nmaesenb
bon Raris, Seras, burd Die @enefung bes Srn.
>. y. @orleb berborgernfen. OerieIbe mar 70
bulFos. baB ct fd in, Bette ni9t bernmaubres
ben, ODER nnr ben !fopf 3u beben berinodte. Sc.
oernann glaubie, baB er an Der aus3ebrnna
ferbe. Cine %robeFafde bon Or. Rinas Heiu
Diseoberb Duroe ibm seididt. Sierbur6 fibIte
er ii3 sefrdftigt unb fauf!e cine eroSe Slaf&e
nn6 eine S6a6tel bon Dr. Rings Nep Qife
%tls. nno na@bem er spei Giaiden bacon elm.
gensnmen bate, par ct sefunb unb bate sc
Rfunb an Gleif9 semonnen.
Gratis. grObefai9en bel u Drei6. @ro6e
H[afd,en 81.
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,stne nte febl sebemse Sausarsaet.

Sd babe in meiner Gamilie 81 m.
mons 8iper &egulator,
bereitet bon 5. $. 3eiIin & Co., felt
mebr als 10 Sabren 9ebrau9t uno ges
fnnoen, baB er ale gegen Ir6iiels unS
S9htteIfieber empfoblenen Nrsneien
tibertrifft. Sd babe &alomel, Gbinin
unb ale anoere Notwithstanding
aufgesebeu uno tpenbe ibn BEL meinen
&lnoern BON einem Biz rs Sabren an.
gs III alles mas sic in elmer ssomilie
panf6en f6hnen. Sitte f6 meines Nas
mems gu bebienen, faqs Sic i'm perlans
gen. Wirflid Der Sbrise 6. $. llr.
banfs @ratpforo Co., Ga.
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her Oeffentli6tsit gebrungen. Das bate
i'm Club oiel b6Ies Blut gema9t, unb
in einem Dor Rur3em abgebaltenen Dia
refiionsratb mar befdIoHeu tporben,
bic pieire9elu nod erbebli9 gu Deriddr.
fen. Dur6 Nnf9lag ipurben bic 6ers
ren Mit9lieber an Die Beitimmungett
bes Stafuts erinnert: bo6 In ben Club
rdumen alles unbaare SpieIen ifreng
unieriast fei, baB es ni@t seifattet fei,
tpdbrenb bes 6piels bon einent Der
Mitfpielenben baares GeIb 3u eutleiben,
LIMB oab Der Sausbofineilfer ben Spies
lern uur bieienigen Summen In Mars
ten aus3ubdnoigen bere6tigt mdre, bic
BON ben Be:reffenben eutmeoer in barren
@elbe ober in fi1eren Bapieren BEL Der
QoiIe bes Clubs binterlegt luarer.
DurG bisfe Dorf1rifteu io1te eben pers
rnie6en uer6en, 6aB fi9 ber Cine o6er
Gaoerein ber Iufregung oes Spiels bas
Su binreiBen lieBe, eine gr6Bere Surtme
3u beriieren. als er in Wirtli6teit befaB.
Nf beuie batte fi9 mieber eiue 9ruBe
partie 5ufammengefunben. Bruno, Der
unsebuibis Don einem 3immer ius ans
bere gegangen mar, trat in bas buntle
nit beni groBea griinen Slid. @r lieB
iid cine gr0Bere Gumme in Marfen
pom 9ausbofmeiiier aus5oblen unb
ma6te einiee Siemli9 bebeutenbe @dbe.
gr uefIor. 8erbrieBli9 ging er ins See
ben3immer, nm fein Slid fpdter nod
einmal 5u perfuGen.
Sa3pii6en nor ber 3eiger Der ubr
auf Mitterna9t porgerudt, als enbli6
ber Idngit grwartete eintrat. D6fom
mar tDie INNER tabellos frif1 gefleioet,
bic 9uberoie i'm Grad, nit ld9elnbem
@nsbrnd. Oie Beiben batien INNER
auf sutem GuBe seitanoen. Aber beute
mar Bruno gegen feiner glubfreuno in
elmer etlpas serei3tea 6timmune. gr
fiibiie einen rnerfmiirbigen 4ibel, fi9
nit ibm su mefien.
@D baben Sic benn seitedts fraete
ct 86Hop. Sd iparte f9Dn Idngif auf
Sic. Sd bin neberuit aiennlidb Ifart
angeI90Gen tuot6en nnb babe ben
bringenben Wunfd, mid nit Sbnen
beraus3upaufen. Wonen mir elm paar
partien gearte fpielen9 Nber ernfibafte
Wdnnerpartien, meme ib.
Menn Sic 2uit baben. anttportete
Bottom, i6 bin 3u Allem bereit.
Die 8eiben ieBten fi6. 8erf9iebene
Mitglieber bes Clubs, barunter aud
einige Gabnenflii9iiae bon Der Bant,
felIten unb febter fi6 3u ibnen, unb
bas Spiel beganH. Ser @raf bate bic
ygbouette" genommen, bas beiBt: er
bate bic @erediisuns, bem getpinnen.
ben Gpieler segenitber feinen plab au
bebaupten unb meiter 3u ipielen = uits
ter sep6bnli9en 8erbdltninen mirb bes
tanntli9 Der 8erIierer abeeiebi unb elm
anberes MitsIieb ber @eienf6aft iiber.
nimmt bic 2arten =, babur6 fi6 9e.
fi@ert, baB er fi9 perpf1idtete, ieben
6ab, ber Don gegnerii@er 5eite beliebt
tperoen tpirbe, ollo bic Wetten Nler,
gegen ibn, ben @inen, 3u balten.
(Gortfetuns fOIst)
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eMredltd, iiuo Bite s,er,piiitnuaen,

ipel6e Rrantbeiten Der gtieren unb ber 8lale i'm
SbHem anri6ten Wiituntsr asrif0ren iie bic
Ronftiution ldnelIer, als SApimbfu4t uno
onbere Iebenseefdbrlide 2unetnleiben cs ibuu.
Sofern 5bnsn Sbr 2eben lieb II, sebietn Sic
einem einneiseu 3ur S6pd@s unb Der oarauf.
foissn6en llntbdtisfsit Der 3ierenOraane, tpenn
Sic bersfeidjen merisn, GiubaIt. 6loben Sic
ofr fur bas 2ebsu Biftiaen ausideieenben
6rnflion Der 3ieren araft unO abatisteit ourd
bas betffame barntreibsnbe Wiitd Soffet,
sr's Wag Tin. OurG oas
felbe piro aud eiuer trdSen 8lale bic notbige
Anreisuns ssaebsn. Bel 8eiten ansepenOet,
fann 6urd baHelbe Der Brisbtfdsn araufbsit,
oDsr Diabetes, bem 8laieniatarrt unb anbersn
1bnIiGen Rranfbettn Sorsebeust perben. &C..
berbelaperben, 8eraopfune, Nerbenleioen unb
Gbeumatismus fnb ebenfalIs nit bi,lem un.
iibertrefTiden Sausmittel Su bsrtrsiben Sc.
Gen ben GinHub feuAten ODER anberpeiiis I'M.
ganiiiaen Beitsrs il es elm pobltbdtisss Sdut.
mitiel nnb mad lleberanfrensuns siebt es nsus
sfraft
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Arnle 2ddol)e,t.
yesliner 2Omau BON paal eiasaa,
lhortietuna.l

LUSseistAAbsI
Die 3biir3unl Glur mar fa9t gei9loi.
len morDen, unb nun i9lid) norf1til
Scenario ben 30rribor entlaHg. Sic
bDrte feine 3btir gebeH. 4lles blieb ffil.
gseteu flopfte pls 0ers md@ttg.
Wie mar fie nur aut einmal 10 dngfs
LID aemorDeu?
Sic 3linbrte bas Qidt an unn fab mad
Der ubf. gs mar Diitierna9t. luD tpies
Der bor4ie iie. aber Nnes blisb itiil. gs
mar iby 1znbeimlid. Ber mo4te fi@ oa
gBMaef@ @lidBen babena Asa
Ga4RIeife trat iie aus ibrem 3immer
beruus nAb tlopfte an Nariannes 3bar,
6tine 3lntmDrt. sic bur@fGritt Das
grDke 8erliner Simmer, Dos ua9 Dem
Dole binaus log. sic flDpfie an &e8is
Ilen' 8 3bfr. Qeine Aatw0rt. 6ie tlDpfts
Itdrter.
@ex III ba? frasie Megiue.
9fir tit 10, nls mdre Dor &ur3etn Sc.
Ilanb In bic @0bnung gefommen. Sd
babe 66ritte geb6rt.
Ger iDI benn iebt 5u uns fommen?
antwotfeie Regime bur6 bic peri9lofene
&biir. @ie lpsrben f9 getduf9t baben.
50 BABE ni9is sebort. sd babe iibris
gens ggi9lnten.
Gatl4uloigen sic olio. unb quite
3a9tl
guts Napt!
Sfeie tsprle nun rnp!9er ~ 19s
lmmer 5arua. Gs mar leoenIaus eln
1fu99epllDs lgrer eIre9ien Slnne 9eme'
leI; Dos lle DeaqgE'gl qolfe-
sseglne gals w AD@ nsgt eHtlle'oel
wy gas!s aug Aeg AIgt EIwt gema@t,
Ste gatte Fw an! lDt Sea 9elegt ulo
elIdie ma iueit9eolf1eteH Mugen ID bas
Oantel.
~ 10 nor ;s..'. sSs'sSs.ss Ss.'s.. assS ~ 1s rS,
~ fyessrsass ssn ssasrsa; ss TA9 az .sa. :.
i6y tsie sim Stsb,ritsm,r ~.
Sic Iisk Ia IN Mdnmen Sie Ne nim,
fannie nan s;,em Worre Asm 3s Il,
aeiehen ni,ormen: mmS iis hnlSste M Il
S6ne Meiouna nhne aeipeu5d,nft' ons
tenjIi(der 3ulf am llnerlaubten, alis
MuffdiaQfeit Qeaen bic 6obunaen iene,
@denidaft, BE fttj 10 Iieblos. 10 bos.
haff, 10 idbiehf un6 unaered1t Iaeaeu A,
ben0kni sic embfonb il. itrer trpbiaes
Gntl6Ioi5suheit cine aetpilie iubelnbs
ssreu6e am lluaersd,ten. =
o,u obe, -yso,s IA ;u IN, m3,h,;o
hie ajsehamna hss Gsmiiieus sunh KIM
idmsr,Iid, hai,srs @eue iibsrfourn a, an
nlsid, NIT elmer MISREPRESENTATION sInSof S
Snr her gntSsduno iinh in t;sisr Ser,
fn;rid,unn mari fs al. omf shr qooe,
mun iIS6nte mis tsStTid, nsrmnnnst gi,
ipeiuie brsunsu6 beiss Shransn nnh
nameuIoies Web burdldaiierte he.
n
aa.. i. g,.s ..s.n
axs,.s aas a.sa Nv. ...as M S'u' uuluue"O Se''
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= @eifern fiarb Sui. Oscar Nenger,
elm Snbalio felt bem 2riege, tpeIden er
i'm A. SeTas &esiment unter Moior
Cunningham mitma1te. Seine Beerbi=
enng finoet beute Na9mittag um A
ubr ffatt.
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llniere neuen Wintermaaren !:
@lotbing, 6errsns8Oilettes NrtiteI, llks
teraeug &c. fommen nod unb nod ON
unb liegen aur 8ef6tiguns offen. Pan.
cOait & 6obn.
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= Sn 96ln 1T elm mebrfa9er MiIs
liondr, Namens 9orif, ipesen 8etru,
ges Derbaftet norben. Der Yetrug
Dnrbe CUR @rlansung elmer ean3 geriugs
fii9igen Summe peritbt.
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- Sn Bulsarien finoen segenwdr.
tig bic Neumablen our Sobranie itatt.
Sn pIemna fam es babel su bIutigen
Sumulten. "a perionen wurben &C.
tbbtet uub 80 fdmer bermunbet.
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= Mit 9Re6t erfreuen fi9 Or. Nu.
gut &6nias 6amburser Sropfeu unb
8ruittbee 10 GROCER 8eliebtbeit.
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9eitele 2rautbeitea beioer 9 e.
idledter, alei6piel mie entiianben,
idnea unb fur bic Dauer gebeilt. sstr
Bud 10 gis. in 8riefmarten. World s
Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
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9eute Nbenb Abf9iebs Ronaeri
Der 8. Rapallerie Militdr 2apelle in
Mutb's @arten.
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"a @arolan 6 Sings 10
unb l5 @ents Steaks tbnnen in Der
Stabt nidt iibertrofen tperben.
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Waaberid's 8anf, ansemeines Hants
gef6dft. sablt Az 3infen auf Depofiten
fir beitimmie 3eit.
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- Alle neue Sorien in Shten. bic
Dunlap einsei6lOien, bel pancOaii &
Sobn.
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Gtne Nu8ltdrtln9 Don 2SQaten Deld)e ltltper9letc
ID r ESS GOODS.
nen pppuldrsn
DRESS GOODS wde ebraud fn fam uns fnben
HerbSt-N -Nov1taeten
Geo atlas pades unr Dpaemn mar3er 6ebe
1T empet abren l4e 1aar wde 9rasn bureaus
empfben fSnnen
9amen= 9Rdmtei, tmieDla8tid)er, Saden,
srSBt ausfeus
Supb gBa, bic fnen uue in ben genisn Stuan aberOn
5nnn
gs lit uuuStbis grele gu nennen, ba Qle, bic BET gBol
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eltattete 6etatlz z5e19dft in 9an5en Welten SA
9anten ttnterpGei0er
ana6flbr anuatt beebisen Yre. auis 9nen, getdn
Ulanlet panbtah, Gahenan @cIe Bdnoer.
eOrias 9olete ait, arasen, aRanfdetten + ~ f.p
Sem Bnbmaaren Depariemfnt,
me- bh aaeuean oben Saon sntbd abrene
welhe nit Bereimaaeit
uA0es Neue Der Saon bel 8. gSolfiom";
bir anpra4 be Dama bisber fs gBahrbet sen Sebes
par ent bat ne Eiae 70 baB bd bn SepOn
sSaarn bic sanse srcBe Muswabl pOr fG bat.
m59lidit niebri9em Preife ftetS erbalten.
Wfain Rla5a & Gcequiaz z@traBe, Gan antono, Eeraa.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-05-26
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS
Peoria Journal,


The latest in regard to the Knights OF
Labor is the story that they are to form q
new political party whose watchword il
to be, America for Americana" 1t il
said that over 10000 signatures have al.
ready endorsed the principles Of the new
party, and that before the summer is over
the number will be sweIled to over 1000.
600. The chief plank in the platform
will be demand for the restriction of
immigration. The movement has been
secret save its minor manifestations in
California. The large increase Of adhe-
rents is expected through the many thou
sands of names secured to petition now
in circulation in various lodges through.
out the country asking from the judges
of Illinois the execution OF death SEN
tence against the Chicago anarchist.
David Dudley Field is looked upon by
some IS the standard bearer, while Others
lean toward Senator ingalls,. Philadel-
phia is the headquarters of the party.
The object is to rid the country of for.
eign anarchists There is no religion in
the platform. The party demands the
protection of American labor as well as
American produce. A prominent man in
the movement wants to see the gates shut
down on immigrants and the naturaliza-
ton laws amended. According to this
their belief is that the foreigners are not
becoming Americanized, but Americans
are becoming Europeanized. r. v. Pow
derby, when spoken to about the new
party, declared that in his opinion fence
500 feet high should be built arond the
United States to keep out foreign enter
lopers, and that were it in his power he
would prohibit the entrance of every for
eigner into this country who had not
money enough in his pocket to pay five
months board. 1t is thought that the
utterances of Mr.. Powderly may antag-
onize the alien element-presumably
large and influential one-of the Knights
of Labor. Sink or float, however, one
thing seems quite assured-the new
American policy is launched.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-05-26
A WHOPPER.

a cat fish weighing 79s pounds was
caught in the Arkansas river and the
whole OF it sold in lump. 1t was ship
ped to the st. Louis market. Our re-
porter tried hard to get a slice but the
owners would not allow the fish to be cut.
The monster realized the lucky fisherman
$27.32. The head of this fish was cut Off
and can be seen at the house of Mr.. John
+. lsamith, south of Alden and about a
mile across the river. The head weighs
19s pounds. Mr.. Isamith and two sons
who caught the fish, recently moved to
this section from below Cairo and are old
Mississippi river fishermen. They say
that cat fish of this size are rare in the
Mississippi as high up as Cairo, although
lower down they are frequently caught
much larger. The Sterling fishing party
perhaps would have Jared better nearer
demonstrating Republican.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-05-26
viul""' 90 No. 132.
'ubJF
shed NAV 18th. 1887 I

shed May 26th, 1887.
AN ORDJ~
Corpr lance in regard to fences within the
So rate limits Of the city of Dodge City, Kan
&c it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen Of
Of the city Of Dodge City:
SECTION l. 1t shall be unlawful to build, erect,
construct or maintain within the corporate limits
Of the city Of Dodge City, around or upon any lot,
park enclosure, what IL commonly known or
termed barbed wire fence, whether the same be
constructed with one wire or more.
SBc7Iox II Any fence Of the kind or discrip-
ton mentioned in the first section of this ordinance
now existing within the corporate limits OF the
city Of Dodge City, ehall be deemed and is hereby
declared to be public nuisance, and the owner or
owners thereof shall remove the same within thirty
days after the passage and publication OF this
ordinance.
SECTION ILL., Any person violating any Of the
| provisions Of this ordinance, shall be deemed
| guilty Of a misdemeanOr, and upon conviction,
shall be fined in any cum not exceeding twenty-five
| dollars.
SECTION ". This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its publication, once, In the Dodge
City TINES
Passed the Council May 18th, 1857.
Attest: GEO. F. JONES, City Clerk.
Approved May 18th, 1887.
r. W. TARBOX, Mayor.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-05-26
LOOK OUT FOR HIM.

A very slick man is travelling through
this country selling groceries to the far
mers. He calls eighty dollar lots" that
is good to the amount of eighty dollars
taking the farmers notes payable one
year from date 1t is not so much the
amount of groceries or the quality. that
attracts the farmer as it is the promise
for the future which the slick talker
makes. He is going to revolutionize the
grocery business, and sell the farmers
their goods at wholesale rates, etc, etc.
in fact, he will promise almost anything
in order to sell a bill of goods and get a
note of eighty dollars. These notes are
of course sold as soon as possible. When
the farmer receives his bill of goods he is
disappointed, both in quality and in guam
tity. In fact he can get better goods for
less money at the various grocery houses
in Wellington. The operations of this
individual have been carried on on an ex-
tensive scale. One man informs us that
he has sold eighty bills in his nelghbor-
hood, or over six thousand dollars worth.
Wellington Press
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-05-26
EXEMPTIONS IN KANSAS.

Kansas not only pays good wages, but
makes ample provision for its poor. The
provisions of law concisely stated, are as
follows:
A homestead to the extent of one hun
dred and sixty acres of farming land, or
one acre within the limits of an incorpor-
ated city, occupied as residence by the
family of the owner, together with the
improvements on the same, shall be ex-
empt from forced sale under any process
of law, and shall not be alienated except
by Joint consent of husband and wife,
when. that relation exists.
No value is affixed to the homestead.
1t may be worth million dollars. No
personal property is exempt for the wages
of a servant, mechanic, labOrer or clerk.
Every person residing in this state, and
becoming the head of family, shall have
exempt from Seizure, attachment, execu-
ton or other process issued from any
court in the state, family bibles, school
books family library, family pictures,
musical instruments used by the family,
one sewing machine, one spinning wheel,
one cooking stove and appendages neces-
sary for the use of the debtor or his
family and all the implements and all
other household furniture not herein. men
toned not exceeding $500; two cows,
ten hogs, one span of horses or mules, or
in their stead, one yoke of oxen and one
horse or mule, twenty sheep and their
wool, necessary food for the support O.
the stock for one years, 2plows, and o. .
farming implements not exceeding .ss .me
grain, meat, vegetables, grocer 0sVo
for family one year the toOlr rs, e'I.
ments of any mechanic, D. lana lmPie
person, kept for the purr .lher VI otie
on his business and p Jose ol carryin a
in value, library ir :ot exceeding as"
furniture of any, -1piements ana ONO
- Professional man.
Mar men q tyre, one of the most pop
dav in +, II Dodge, was in town Wednes
Isian9 he in the interest of the ROcl
10: i, Dodge City & Denver, and tn
dge City, Montezuma & Trinidad
.ailway Gazette.